Ramphal or Annona reticulate - a wild Indian fruit tree, in Gujarat

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Ramphal is a wild fruit growing throughout the tropical regions of India. Assam in the east, West Bengal, Gujarat, Maharashtra and throughout the lower southern states. The trees grow well in the elevation up to 1300 but no higher. Fruits need warmth and humidity but can tolerate cold conditions reasonably well. In some regions, the fruits are available year-round but the main season for Ramphal occurs during March to May. In their unripe state, Ramphal is pale green, as they ripen the fruits feel heavy for their size and grow soft to the touch. The exterior color of the Ramphal varies considerably. Source: http://profkurakar.blogspot.in/ This footage is part of the broadcast stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of HD imagery from South Asia. The col